Double Trouble Board Game Review and Rules
Double Trouble may be better than the original Trouble due to having a little more strategy, but it fails to be anything more than a pretty generic children’s roll and move game.
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Battleship Torpedo Attack Board Game Review and Rules
Battleship Torpedo Attack doesn’t differentiate itself much from the original game, but the shooting mechanics do make it a more satisfying experience.
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Showdown Yahtzee AKA Challenge Yahtzee Dice Game Review and Rules
Showdown Yahtzee adds a few interesting ideas with the gameboard but it ultimately hurts the original Yahtzee by adding luck and unnecessary mechanics.
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A Complete Guide to T.H.I.N.G.S. Totally Hilarious Incredibly Neat Games of Skill
A look at the 1980s line of Milton Bradley board games T.H.I.N.G.S. Totally Hilarious Incredibly Neat Games of Skill.
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Spider Wars Board Game Review and Rules
Spider Wars has some really interesting ideas for a 1980s Milton Bradley game but the execution doesn’t live up to its potential.
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13 Dead End Drive Board Game Review and Rules
13 Dead End Drive actually has a lot of interesting ideas for a 1990s roll and move game but has some issues that prevent it from being anything more than a very average game.
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Loopin’ Louie Board Game Review and Rules
Loopin’ Louie is not quite as good as what I remember from my childhood but it still holds up surprisingly well as a game that the whole family can enjoy.
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The Smurf Game (1981) Board Game Review and Rules
The Smurf Game is exactly what you would expect it to be, a generic children’s roll and move game made to cash in on the popularity of the television show.
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Mr. Pop! AKA Mr. Funny Face Board Game Review and Rules
In some ways Mr. Pop! finds a way to improve upon its’ inspiration Perfection, but it is just too simple and repetitive to remain interesting for very long.
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Guess Where? Board Game Review and Rules
Guess Where? takes what works in the original Guess Who? and mixes things up to add some additional strategy which creates a more compelling experience.
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